Darth Nihilus and Darth Sion vs the ROTS jedi order

Why don't you, your the one disputing it. I really could careless either way.

You're the one that brought the quote up, it's up to you to prove that it exists, not up to me to prove the opposite.

Your disputing it, you say you have the source scan it and prove me wrong.

Again, you originally brought it up, it's up to you to provide your own proof, don't be ridiculous.

Originally posted by Sexyback
You're the one that brought the quote up, it's up to you to prove that it exists, not up to me to prove the opposite.

Do you bathe in the pure physical form of hypocrisy? Just wondering...

Nihilus eats most of 'em.

And then Yoda tools him, and Sion is sent back to his mommy. In small, red boxes.

Yeah, jedi order wins.

*coughs* This is spite so hard, lol.

But then again, Nihilus killed more than a hundred Jedi at once just by speaking.

Erm, still, the Order overwhelms.

According to the Essential Guide to the Force, powerful Jedi are capable of removing one's ability to use the Force. If that is the case, given the resources and knowledge at the feet of Master Yoda and the others, it's very likely that they could remove Nihilus's ability to "eat them."

EDIT: Whoa, this is against the whole Order? Nihilus is owned. Windu takes Sion into custody and the Order uses him as a training dummy for the next thousand years.

I've always wondered if Nihilus's ability to "eat them" is a 360 degrees attack. What's to stop one of the thousands of jedi from jumping him from behind(and all other sides) while he is draining the ones in front of him?

It's not like that's his only option, though. He pulled his 1,200 meter long and badly damaged battleship (and, perhaps, the rest of his fleet) from a gravity well. Force grip like that must be massively powerful - and could easily be manipulated into Force Crush.

Originally posted by Enyalus
It's not like that's his only option, though. He pulled his 1,200 meter long and badly damaged battleship (and, perhaps, the rest of his fleet) from a gravity well.

No fleet, just the Ravager.

Originally posted by Elite Hunter
I've always wondered if Nihilus's ability to "eat them" is a 360 degrees attack. What's to stop one of the thousands of jedi from jumping him from behind(and all other sides) while he is draining the ones in front of him?

The power of the Ancient Sith fanboy.

No fleet, just the Ravager.

Directly contradicts sources and based on nothing.
Tobin said it was his fleet so it was his fleet.

Originally posted by Pyron_Knight
Directly contradicts sources and based on nothing.
Tobin said it was his fleet so it was his fleet.

And the loading screen says only the Ravager. None of the other interdictor ships are damaged. Canderous only mentions the Ravager was from Malachor.

Direct quote from the loading screen
The ravager was hauled from the gravity well at Malachor V by its new master. He used it to escape imprisonment on Malachor V

Notice what is highlighted in bold. He escaped Malachor(because he was stuck there arguably after the battle) on the Ravager. If the fleet was from Malachor it would be damaged since according Tobin who wasn't present for the feat implies he got both at the same time. Yet after the MSG went off the interdictor ships should be damaged like the Ravager yet they look liked brand spanking new.The idea that a fleet of interdictor ships aren't damaged by the MSG is absolutely ridiculous.

Originally posted by Pyron_Knight
Directly contradicts sources and based on nothing.
Tobin said it was his fleet so it was his fleet.

Oh, well cool. Fallible third parties who weren't present for the aforementioned feat get to dictate what happened? Well, I say it wasn't Nihilus's fleet, so it wasn't his fleet. See? I can do it too.

Wait. Shit. I said fallible, didn't I? Replace my name with Elite Hunter. 😄

Originally posted by Enyalus
It's not like that's his only option, though. He pulled his 1,200 meter long and badly damaged battleship (and, perhaps, the rest of his fleet) from a gravity well. Force grip like that must be massively powerful - and could easily be manipulated into Force Crush.

Originally posted by Gideon
Wait. Shit. I said fallible, didn't I? Replace my name with Elite Hunter. 😄

What's that suppose to mean cyborg boy? Don't make me go Samuel L. Jackson on you. 😠

Originally posted by Master Crimzon
The power of the Ancient Sith fanboy.

Replace Ancient Sith with "Kotor"

Notice what is highlighted in bold. He escaped Malachor(because he was stuck there arguably after the battle) on the Ravager. If the fleet was from Malachor it would be damaged since according Tobin who wasn't present for the feat implies he got both at the same time. Yet after the MSG went off the interdictor ships should be damaged like the Ravager yet they look liked brand spanking new.The idea that a fleet of interdictor ships aren't damaged by the MSG is absolutely ridiculous.

Your first point is illogical. Tobin's statement and the loading screen do not contradict each other.

For instance, if I say "Anakin Skywalker boraded the Invisible Hand to save the Chancellor" and then someone else says "Obi-Wan and Anakin boarded the Invisible Hand to save the Chancellor" are these two statements at odds?
No. One just mentions Obi-Wan and the other doesn't.

Tobin mentions the Ravager and a fleet. The loading screen only mentions the Ravager.

As for why the other ships didn't look beat up...didn't Tobin and Onderron give him some stuff?

And Gideon, if a character is not contradicted, there's no reason to doubt that character's statement. if Tobin said Nihilus could shoot Death Star blasts from his eyes, that would be contradicted by other things. However the quote about the Ravager is reasonable enough.